- Albany vicinity
see:
• Averill Park, New York
• Ballston Spa, New York
• Coxsackie, New York
• Glenmont, New York
• Hunter, New York
- Alexandria Bay (Jefferson County) New York
Bay Drive-in: 315-482-3874
located on Route 26 at Bailey Settlement Rd.
(5 miles from I-84 Exit 50N -> Route 12)
The big screen at the Bay was first lit-up in 1968
and has been in continuous operation ever since.
The present owners - since purchasing it in 1982,
have gone to great expense and have done a really
extraordinary job on the expansion & improvements.
A second 66' wide screen was added in 1999. The Bay
is also one of the few American Drive-ins which has
an indoor viewing area (which can seat 60 people)
and the only New York State Drive-in that has one.
Between the two screens, the Bay accommodates
up to 600 cars and provides audio with FM stereo
radio broadcast. They are open seasonally, May -
October; weekends only in spring and fall; 7 nites
June thru LaborDay. They're lighting each of their
two screens with double features. For the nostalgia-
minded, there are 100 traditional window speakers for
Screen-1, besides radio broadcast (106.1FM & 600AM).
Screen-2 audio is entirely by radio broadcast (92.3FM).
Admission: $5 per person for Adults (ages 12 and over);
Children under 12 years of age are admitted free.
*
On the morning of Saturday, July 15th, 1995, a freak
windstorm had torn through the Bay Drive-in, causing
extensive damage, but the owners were commited to
recovering and reopening (remarkably, within 2wks).
The following season, in the summer of '96, Twister
opened (the Bay already saw Coming Attractions),
with a Deja view of the wind taking a Drive-in apart.
photo: Steve Felder
- Angola (Erie County) New York
Grand View Drive-in: 716-549-2450
located on Route 5 (Erie Road) @ Lake Street
Single screen, lit-up seasonally with double features
(May thru October); 600-car capacity; audio: FM radio.
Admission: $6 (12&up); $3 (age 6-11); under 6 free.
The Grand View Will be opening later than usual for
Season 2006. Watch for their re-opening in July.
DRIVE-IN TRIVIA: The Grand View's screen tower is
the only Drive-in screen tower in America which also
contains commercial rental space - built into the base.
- Auburn (Cayuga County) New York
Finger Lakes Drive-in: 315-252-3969
located 3mi west of Auburn, off Route 20 @Rte.5
The big screen at Cayuga County's oldest operating
outdoor picture show has been lit-up for more than
half a century. Development of the property began
back in 1949, and the Drive-in opened in 1950, with
a capacity for up to 300 cars. You're still able to find
working car window speakers here on the old poles,
although most people listen to the movie audio now
on their car radio (540 AM). The Finger Lakes is open
seasonally, from April or early May (depending on the
temperment of early spring weather), weekends only;
and then 7 nites between Memorial Day & Labor Day.
Admission: $6 (for all ages 12&up); $1 under age 12.
- Averill Park (Rensselaer County) New York
Hollywood Drive-in: 518-283-4425
located east of Albany @ 9270 Route 66
Located less than 10 miles from Troy, NY, the Hollywood
has been lit each season since the early years of America's
Drive-in boom (1952). Originally built for just over 200 cars,
it has been expanded over the years and can accommodate
up to 400 vehicles, with audio now provided via FM broadcast.
The Hollywood has remained a family place -in every sense-
down through the years, having been handed down from father
to son .. the son having operated and enhanced the original
Drive-in for the past 35 years. The Hollywood's 88-foot wide
screen is kept lit April thru September with a double-feature.
Admission: $7.00 (ages 12&up); $3.00 (5-11); under 5 free.
- Avon (Livingston County) New York
Vintage Drive-in: 585-226-9290
located on Route 15 - north of 5 & 20
(1520 West Henrietta Road)
A recent three-screener, built from the ground up
in 1997, which is lighting each of its 3 screens with
current 1st/2nd-run double features (FM radio sound).
Admission: $7 (11&up); $2 (ages 4-10); 3&under free.
The Drive-in also operates a popular Flea Market
here on Sundays, April thru October (585-226-8320).
© photo: Society for the
Preservation of Outdoor Theatres
- Ballston Spa (Saratoga County) New York
Malta Drive-in: 518-587-6077
located at 2785 Route 9 --
1mi south of Exit 13S off the Northway (87)
Situated 20 minutes north of the state capital,
this exceptionally well maintained solo screen
is among New York's oldest .. first lit-up in 1949.
They are open seasonally, May thru September
(7 nites in summer); screening double features;
with a capacity for just over 500 cars. Audio for
the movies is provided with local AM & FM radio
broadcasts, in addition to 3 rows of traditional
Drive-in speakers maintained for nostalgia fans.
Admission: $7 (12&up); $3 for ages 11 & under.
- Bath (Steuben County) New York
Bath Drive-in: 607-776-3191
located on Lake Road (1mi east of Rte.17)
Solo screen situated midway between Binghamton
and Rochester; open seasonally: on weekends only
in springtime, and 7 nites in summer, til LaborDay.
They're screening double features; audio provided
with local AM (64.3) & FM (105.7) radio broadcasts.
Admission: $6 (12&up); $1 ages 6-11; under 5 free.
© photo: Society for the
Preservation of Outdoor Theatres
- Broadalbin (Fulton County) New York
Ozoner 29: 518-883-5735
located on Route 29 (I-90 Exit 27, then 9mi N to 29)
A new twin-screen Drive-in for New York (August 2003),
and the first to operate in Fulton County since 1988,
built from the ground up. Featuring two 70' wide pole
screens, lit with double-features on weekends during
Spring & Fall, and 7 nites during peak Summer season.
Movie audio is provided by radio broadcast on 89.7FM.
Admission: $6 per person for ages 12&up; $2 for ages
5 thru 11, and children aged 4 & under admitted free.
- Buffalo (Erie County) New York
Buffalo Drive-in: 716-893-0406
located at 3085 Harlem Road
(from NY State Thruway {87} take exit 51W)
Three screen Drive-in theatre with a capacity
for up to 1200 cars, open seasonally (April-Sept)
and 7 nites in summer, screening double features
(on screens 1 and 2, on Fridays & Saturdays, the
first movie feature repeats after 2nd film ends).
Movie audio is provided with AM & FM radio.
Admission: $7.50 (ages 11&up); $2 for ages 5-10;
children aged 5 and under are admitted free.
- Buffalo (Erie County) New York
see also: Lockport, NY
- Catskill (Greene County)
see: Coxsackie, New York
and: Hunter, New York
© photo: Society for the Preservation of Outdoor Theatres
- Coxsackie (Greene County) New York
Hi-Way Drive-in: 518-731-8672
located on Route 9W (7mi north of Catskill)
5 miles south of NY State Thruway exit 21-B
Built back in 1950 and in operation since 1951, the
Hi-Way was showing its age when it was acquired
by new owners in 1997. They have gone to obvious
effort and expense to improve the property and to
give the old gal a needed facelift - which is evident
throughout - from the freshly painted ticketbooth
to the refurbished bathrooms, and the very well
organized snackbar area. For Season'99 a second
screen was added, and audio had been upgraded
to SuperFM Dolby process stereo radio broadcast;
while not identical twins (as their original screen
is 25' wider than the 50'wide screen added in '99).
The enthusiastic response to these additions and
improvements encouraged the Hi-way crew to add
an ancillary parking field and a 3rd screen in 2004.
All 3 screens are lit with a different double feature;
seasonally, April thru October (on wknds only in
spring and fall; running 7 nites during summer).
Admission: $7 (ages 12&up); $3 for ages 5-10.
SPECIAL EVENTS: since the last year of the last century
the Hi-Way has hosted an annual Summer Cruise-in for
Classic Cars. This year it's on Saturday, August 4th,
and that will be a triple-feature (Admission: $8/car).
- Delevan (Cattaraugus County) New York
Delevan Drive-in: 716-496-5660
located on Route 16
Old solo screen, lit-up seasonally with double features
April - October; wknds spring & fall; 7 nites in summer.
Audio is provided with local AM & FM radio broadcast.
Admission: $5 (age12&up); $2 for Srs. & ages 5-11;
Thursday is Carload Nite: $10 covers all passengers.
- East Avon
see: Avon, New York
- Elmira (Chemung County) New York
Elmira Drive-in: 607-734-8599
located on Route 352 (southeast of Corning)
Twin screens, each of them lit-up with double
features, seasonally, from early May thru mid-
October; on wknds only in spring & fall; 7 nites in
peak summer season. Audio is FM radio broadcast.
Admission: $5 for ages 12&up; age 11 & under free.
- Fair Oaks (Orange County) New York
Fair Oaks Drive-in: 845-361-5774
located off Route 17 (Exit 118); 5 miles
northwest of Middletown's Galleria Mall --
* Exit 4W off I-84 (towards Binghamton); cont. to
exit 118 on Rt.17, then, left at end of exit ramp;
cross over highway, then right, ¼mi to Drive-in.
One of the two closest Drive-ins for northern New Jersey
(NJ has 1 open Drive-in, in the southern part of the state).
Originally a solo screen, which had gone dark in 1981,
Fair Oaks was restored & reopened in 1991, and is now
a twin-screen venue, with a capacity for up to 600 cars.
Screen 1 is the larger of their 2 screens, if you're eager
to see the larger picture. Audio is provided with an FM
radio broadcast; Screen1: 88.1FM / Screen2: 89.5FM.
Open 7 nites of the week from mid-May thru September.
Admission: $7 (ages 12&up); $4 ages 5- 11; 4 & under: free.
On Bargain Nite (Thursday) their Admission is only:
$5 for Adults and $3 for Children (ages 5 - 11).
- Fulton
see: Minetto, New York
- Glenmont (Albany County) New York
Jericho Drive-in: 518-767-3398
located on Route 9W (at Jericho Road)
5mi south of Albany NY Thruway exit 23
Solo screen, lit with double features, seasonally,
May through September (7 nites during summer).
Movie Audio via radio brodcast: 98.9 FM & 530 AM.
Admission: $7 (ages 12&up); $3 for ages 5-11.
- Glens Falls (Saratoga County) New York
Glen Drive-in: 518-792-0023
located on Lake George Road, off Route 9
(½ mile south of 'Great Escape' Funpark)
Originally a solo screen which opened at the peak
of America's Drive-in boom (back in 1958), the Glen
now has twin screens, with an overall capacity for
up to 800 cars. They're operating seasonally, on the
weekends only - at first, during May, and then 7 nites
during peak summer season, and on until Labor Day;
screening double features on each of their screens.
Audio is provided with FM radio broadcast, although
there are still some traditional Drive-in speakers.
Admission: $6 (ages 12&up); $2 for ages 4-11.
- Greenville (Greene County) New York
Greenville Drive-in: 518-966-8990
located 1 mi. south of town, on Route 32
This old solo screen has been lit-up here seasonally
and consecutively since the great boom years ('55)
and remains lit with a double feature, for four nites
of the week (Fri/Sat/Sun/Mon) May thru September.
Some of the classic Dr'in car window speakers are
still being used here, left over from the days when
the Klein brothers operated this and several of
the other Drive-ins in the region, but primary
audio for the movies is provided via FM radio.
- Hoosic (Rensselaer County) New York
see: North Hoosic
- Hunter (Greene County) New York
Mountain Drive-in Theatre:
located at 1957 State Route 296
(2 miles off of Route 23A, Hunter)
Rustic outdoor picture show that first opened in 1948,
a rural solo screen— nicely nestled in a sweet spot
with a view, ringed-in by verdant mountain peaks; a
couple miles upwind of Hunter Mountain. The petite
(200-car) venue, situated in a mountaintop meadow,
hosts a 52' wide screen. After a series of ownership
changes, and a few years in the dark, it was again
refurbished and had reopened last year under new
management. Opening weekend (a 3 Stooges short,
Ghostbusters, and Close Encounters of the 3rd Kind)
was pushed back to June 2nd, following torrential
rains .. which also foreshadowed what the weather
would be like most weekends during Season 2006
(even washing-away the primary access road, which
was not repaired until well after the season ended).
An ambitious format consisting predominantly of
classic "retro" revival screenings, including vintage
cartoons and indy films, with a mix of 2nd run movies
and frequent triple-features, was attempted during what
was to become the worst weather-season in the Drive-in's
history. Movie Audio is provided via radio broadcast
(91.9 FM). Admission: $15 per carload (2006).
© photo: Society for the Preservation of Outdoor Theatres
- Hyde Park (Dutchess County) New York
Hyde Park Drive-in Theatre: 845-229-4738
located 5 miles north of Poughkeepsie,
at 510 Albany Post Road (Route 9),
diagonally accross from FDR Estate.
In continuous operation since 1949, Hyde Park is one
of four NY Drive-ins which are less than a two-hour
drive from Manhattan. Situated on 12 acres, with an
82' wide screen and a capacity for parking 670 cars,
the Drive-in operates every nite of the week, from
April 15th thru September 15th each year. Audio for
the movies' soundtrack is provided with dual radio
broadcasts: 530AM & 87.9FM. Admission: $7 (12&up);
$3 for ages 5-11; wee folk under age 5 admitted free.
On Tuesday nites adult admission is discounted to $5.
- Jamestown (Chautauqua County) New York
Park 60 Drive-in Theatre: 716-484-6060
located at 1529 Foote Avenue Extension
One of New York State's recent contributions to the
overall Drive-in renaissance sweeping America, this
new twin-screen was built from the ground up. Both
of their screens have been lit with double-features
seasonally since May of 2001. The season runs from
late April thru September; on weekends only early
and late in the season, and 7 nites during summer.
Movie audio is provided with an FM radio broadcast.
Admission: $6 (12&up); $3 ages 3-11; under 3 free.
- Jewett (Greene County) New York
see: Hunter, NY
- Kiantone
see: Jamestown, New York
- Liberty (Sullivan County) New York
Mountain 3 Drive-in:
DARK
located on Old Route 52
- Lockport (Niagra County) New York
Transit Drive-in: 716-625-8535
located on Route 78 (Transit Road) NE of Buffalo
The picture show is an old family tradition ..
the Cohen family acquired its first theatre in
(Wayland, NY) 1927 .. acquiring 3 others within a
decade, in Hornell, Corning, and Mount Morris (NY).
At that point they embarked on constructing their
own theatre palace, the Stueben, in Hornell; then
after acquiring the Allendale Theater in Buffalo,
they went outdoors with the construction of their
first Drive-in theatre, the Van Buren in Dunkirk, NY
(which remained in the family until it closed in '79).
Two years after building their 1st Drive-in, the Cohens
opened the Sheridan Drive-in near Buffalo, which they
would operate for 31 years. Six years after opening the
family's 2nd Drive-in, they acquired the Transit Drive-in,
which has remained in operation to this day, passed-down
through 3 generations (for several years back in the 70's
the Transit had operated year-round, by issuing portable
heaters to their patrons). Presently, the Transit is NY's
largest Drive-in: four screens lit with double-features.
(and a 19-hole miniature golf course for early arrivals).
- Lyons Falls (Lewis County) New York
Valley Brook Drive-in: 315-348-6315
located of County Route 39 - aka: Lyons Falls Road,
at Burdicks Crossing (take Route 12 N. from Utica, NY).
Solo screen, lit with a double feature each nite during
their season; weekends only during spring and fall, and
7 nites in peak season (summer); open May thru September.
- Malta (Saratoga County)
see: Ballston Spa, New York
- Massena (St.Lawrence County) New York
Fifty-Six Drive-in: 315-764-1250
located on Andrews Street Road
Solo screen Drive-in screening double features.
Admission: $5 for ages 12&up; 11 & under free.
- Maybrook (Orange County) New York
Maybrook Drive-in:
GONE
facilities remain located on Homestead Drive
After having gone dark for a number of years,
the Maybrook had re-opened for the '98 season,
then dark in '99 and was subsequently torn-down,
to be replaced by a senior housing development.
© photo: Society for the
Preservation of Outdoor Theatres
- Middlehope (Orange County) New York
9W Drive-in: (ongoing restoration effort)
located on Route 9W, 4mi north of I-84 - Newburgh;
A restoration attempt had been mounted and attempted by
Tom Pedler and associates, aided and abetted by volunteers
who made progress with improving the appearance of the site,
clearing the grounds, painting the buildings, etc., but the
effort ran into a series of obstacles that resulted in Tom's
decision to exercise their cancellation clause in the initial
lease under which they were operating while attempting to
resurrect the Middlehope (which opened originally in May
of 1950 and had operated up until October of 1987). Sadly,
Tom Pedler passed-away, unexpectedly, April 27th 2002.
But on an UPnote, aspirations and efforts to revive the old
Middlehope persist, despite the obstacles, and though that
great big screen remains dark, the sloped pasture beneath it
remains a Field Of Dreams. Most recently, the acquisition of
the property was being explored & negotiated by the Society
for the Preservation of Outdoor Theatres (a not-for-profit org).
Word is: if the group does manage to succeed where others
have failed in the effort to revive the Middlehope, their plan
for the Drive-in is for it to be operated on a non-profit basis,
"intrinsic with and within the community," member-operated.
There have been successful non-profit-oriented revivals of
Drive-ins elsewhere, both in the U.S. & Canada. Let's Hope!
For further inspiration: HULL's DRIVE-IN (Lexington, Virginia).
- Middleport (Niagara County) New York
Sunset Drive-in: 716-735-7372 / 735-3099
located on Route 31 (at Telegraph Road) about
35 mins from Buffalo & 45 mins from Rochester
Traditional family Drive-in movie theatre, built back
in 1950 - celebrating its 51st straight Season, and
always operated by the same family .. so maybe -
you were a kid, and it was Alex & Mary's Sunset;
now, your kids go to their kids' (Mario & Denise).
It has three screens and a sit-down restaurant
right on the Drive-in lot which is open from 4PM.
The show starts after the Sun sets, on three screens
lit with a double-feature on each; altho, for wee folk,
it begins with Sunset's traditional Drive-in playground!
Audio for the Movies' soundtrack provided via FM radio.
Admission: $8 for ages 12 and up; age 11 & under- free.
- Middletown (Orange County) New York
see: Fair Oaks, New York
- Minetto (Oswego County) New York
Midway Drive-in: 315-343-0211 / 593-0699
located at 2475 Route 48 - West River Rd
(as in: midway between Fulton & Oswego)
• From Syracuse: take Route 481 North ..
crossing either Bridge in downtown Fulton;
make first right turn off the bridge, to Rte.48
One of the oldest Drive-in theatres in NY state,
and easily one of the best-maintained. You will
also find more than 200 old fashioned Drive-in
speakers still in operation in the first 6 rows ..
although an FM (87.9) radio broadcast is primarily
used to provide audio for the movies. The Midway
operates seasonally, from mid-April thru October;
weekends only in spring & fall; 7 nites in summer
(and their season usually ends on a 'horrible' note ..
with a special Halloween screening). Their 80'wide
screen is usually lit with double features weeknites,
and a triple feature - three movies for one admission
on the weekends. Their pizzas are almost as popular
as the movies. Admission: $5 (12&up); 11&under free.
- Newburgh (Orange County) New York
see: Middlehope, New York
- North Hoosic (Rensselaer County) New York
Hathaway's Drive-in: 518-686-7768
located on Route 67 (¼ mile east of Route 22);
15 mins w. of Bennington (VT); 45 mins NE of Troy.
Solo screen lit with a double feature each nite,
on weekends, for up to 300 cars; open seasonally,
April thru September. Some of the traditional car
window speakers are still available & operational,
although audio is provided primarily with FM radio.
Admission: $6 adults (12&up); $2 ages 3-11; $5 seniors.
- Palatine Bridge (Montgomery County) New York
El Rancho Drive-in Theatre: 518-673-3515
located on Rural Route 5 (west of Albany, off I-90)
Operating consecutively since opening during the
early years of America's Drive-in boom (May 1952),
Palatine Bridge has a large (90' wide) solo screen
with a capacity for up to 400 cars. Their season
runs April thru October; on weekends only during
the opening and closing weeks; 7 nites in summer.
They're screening double features for 1 admission,
with audio provided by a radio broadcast (89.9 FM).
Admission: $12 carload - for up to 4 persons; $3 add'l.
- Perry (Wyoming County) New York
Silver Lake Drive-in: 585-237-3372
located on Chapman Avenue, off of Route 39
(east of Buffalo, NY; south of Rochester, NY)
Originally a worn-out rural solo screen near
the eastern shore of Silver Lake, when the
current owners acquired it in 1966 .. currently,
NY's oldest example of a 'resurrected' Drive-in
which had previously gone dark. It is also one
of the best examples in America of a Drive-in
that has evolved into an overall entertainment
complex; and without seriously detracting from
the appeal and essence of its origins. Apart from
the other amenities and attractions (which include
an 18-hole miniature golf course), the Drive-in at
the heart of this 13-acre facility, is a twin screen
(the original screen [1] is the larger of their two),
each lit with a double feature, April thru October.
Movie audio via radio: [1] 104.9 FM [2] 100.9 FM.
Admission: Adults $6; Children under 10 are $2.
- Portville (Cattaraugus County) New York
Portville Drive-in: 716-933-8750
located on Route 17
Solo screen Drive-in screening double features.
Admission: $6 for ages 13&up; ages 12 & under free.
- Poughkeepsie (Dutchess County) New York
Overlook Drive-in: 845-452-3445
located 10 minutes west of Taconic State Pkwy
(between Routes 44 & 55) on Overlook Road
East of the Hudson River, this is the nearest operating Drive-in
for Manhattan and metro NYC, and has been in consecutive
operation since 1949. The 17-acre site is bordered on all
sides by tall trees in an offroad park-like setting; with an
inviting grass field beneath its massive 100' wide screen;
capacity for up to 766 cars. Traditional Drive-in speakers
have been replaced by radio sound (530 AM) & (87.9 FM).
They are open seasonally - from late March or early April
(depending on the temperment of early spring weather) -
thru October; weekends only in spring and fall, and 7 nites
from May thru LaborDay; screening 1stRun double features.
Admission: $7; (ages 12&up); $3 (ages 5-11); under 5 free;
Monday night is Bargain Night ($2 off the adult ticket price).
- Rochester
see: Avon, New York
- Rome (Oneida County) New York
West Rome Twin Drive-in: 315-336-9440
located on Route 69
Twin-screen Drive-in with a capacity for over 400 cars;
screening a double feature on each of their 2 screens;
on wknds early & late in the season; 7 nites in summer.
Audio is provided with a local FM radio broadcast; for
Screen 1 in front: 103.1 FM; Screen 2 in back: 95.3 FM.
Admission: $6 for ages 12&up; and only $1 for ages 3-11.
- Saratoga Springs
see: Ballston Spa, New York
- Selkirk
see: Glenmont, New York
- Syracuse vicinity
see:
• Auburn, New York
• Minetto, New York
• Rome, New York
- Unadilla (Chenango County) New York
Unadilla Drive-in: 607-369-2000
located 1½ miles east of town on Route 7
(Exit 11 off I-88, then Rte. 357 to Route 7)
Solo screen Drive-in, open seasonally, from May
thru September (7 nites in summer) screening double
features. Movie audio provided with an FM radio
broadcast (107.9 FM). Admission: $6 for adults
(ages 13&up); Seniors: $5; and $3 ages 3-12.
- Warwick (Orange County) New York
Warwick Drive-in: 845-986-4440
located on Route 94 - aka: 11 Warwick Trnpk
(situated behind the Shoprite plaza)
Worth noting also as the nearest operating Drive-in
for northern New Jersey (the one and only outdoor
cinema operating in NJ is 2hrs south of Warwick),
this terraced 3-screener was originally a 70' wide
solo screen operation .. back when Charlie Finger
and Paul Miller had first opened it as a 5-acre lot,
with a capacity for up to 350 cars (back in 1950).
Two years later, Charlie bought Paul out, and he
continued to operate the Warwick for a quarter
of a century; selling it to Frank Seeber in 1977
(Frank, by the way, started out as a lot boy at
the former Tri-States Drive-in, in Matamoras, PA).
It has been continuously operated by the Seeber
family ever since, presently as a three-screener
by Frank's daughter and her husband (after Frank
retired in '96). They are lighting each of their three
screens with double features, seasonally, March
thru October. Movie audio provided with FM radio.
Admission: Adults $7.50; Children 4-11 $4.50; under 4 free.
- Wellsville (Allegany County) New York
Wellsville Drive-in: 716-593-3833
The Road to Wellsville: Andover Road {417}
*
formerly: The Lin-Ray Drive-in Theatre
photo: Louis DiFazio
- Westbury (Nassau County ) New York
The Westbury Drive-in: GONE
After lingering in jeopardy for several years, and
despite protracted efforts to save the Westbury ...
Long Island's last drive-in theatre was demolished
(it was formerly located out on Brush Hollow Road).
* Life After Death department ..
a footnote to the epitaph for the old Westbury Drive-in ..
much of the equipment from Westbury was acquired by
the group that was attempting to resurrect the Middlehope.
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